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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
gbrelin9 Re9ister
AMONG THE TOILERS.
NOM INDUSTRIAL IMPROVEMENT ARE
BEING HUSTLED ALONG
r. ". AIM, ana he Fu.2rs Outlook Bright Indeed
ne TAX A5Ju, Steel and its Many UssS-
Genera. La5,y Ns,Gs Picked Up From all
the Country Rl1ld.

o,tside of the nsil mills Wheeling's in
a,.rrrsI establishments are running right
.,,n, with good prospects for the future,
.,3 there Is every prospect that the COM
IN, far! and winter will he busy one in
nearly al branches.
When the steel nail came into existence
=, deprived the pujdler Of his position and
when the great demand Tor pipe iron came
.,..,,,. him work gg,iu The indications
,.,, ,rs that he will be thrown ont again.
r.,- several weeks past rs announced in the
rr.rSrER several days since, at the new
riverside tube works experiments are
hing made looking 10 the manufacture of
-..,I pipe and looks very much a. If sue
.... is to meet the efforts OF the experiment
,.-. GRADUALLY they are getting the steel
2, .rra consistency that 1t will hold the
h.,r long enough TO he welded, and when
tl.y do that a
FINE QUALITY OF STEEL PIPE
.r pa. the result. Certainly steel is
..-..rsfly being made to perform wonders,
=rf alter while where iron held sway steel
all have com pletely taken Its place.
All the contracts for the new North
wheeling pottery building have been let
...F yy,r. viii bs pushed forward as rapidly
..r.Ihlc The Warwick pottery will
.r... Pc, nut IN shape for operation ~ swiftly
49,. r..,.lhIe. and Ia the spring We may eN-
80. .-rr two more pOtterieS II full blast.
i-r-rr Belle gl.,ss works will replace their
- establishment with one TO cost
r..,, ,ruB uuH. which II is thought Will
IN. fn,>t m the Ohio Valley. Work
al. h.. commenced ON the La Belle pottery
~ rrr .prlpg The JuiOn Bridge matter
.g.,. r..'.Es that viii build it IT possible 20
a., and there Is nothing imp SSible or
49,, .ar,ohah,e about it, so taking all
,r.r.-, into consideration Wheeling ; future
p. indeed q bright one, and she Will yet
show the world that sue Is an
IND. ~rElAI AND RAILROAD CENTRE
which there Is no other in the country
mon, progressive and prosperous.
y.fnTUg rtc-pecjal Importance has tran
-r,r.i m industrial circles the past week.
T-- strike al the ElSon glass works IN
Martins Ferry was settled by the discharge
-, three OF the men interested and the re-
,rrg OF ole. and the works are again run
Mn, Ike class houses on this side as
r,..,T ..- those on the other side Of the river,
.,- r.rr.rr along iull time, with good
.-,.,,.... nd lots ~ or CTS ahead. The
t.,., furnace, aud steel plants are all turn
,rr .a- zig au1 steel rs fast As they can
ami .h.., capacity slow. Lots Of build
,gr,s-. ,.rH. ur ard contractors and car
r,a,,r~s.y @u-y and the planning mills are
huaIg-
The -rurr.i ,bor situation from all over
r-s.r.,ry. - depicted below in interest
.a, g,s.graphes indicates work and lots OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
WELLSBURG NEWS.
The standard Mill Reopened-A Session of
the Grand Jury Next Week.

The Standard Mill Reopened-A Session OF
the Grand Jury Next Week.
Special Correspondence n Ae SuRddy Register,
WELLsBUE3, October 3---The Spalding
iron mill AT Brilliant resumed operations
IN all departments last Thursday, and our
neighbOrs over the river are correspond
ingly happy.
Nj. Frank y. Miller, of Silver, Creek,
Colorado, is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. Joseph Lehman and Aiiss Bertha
Raines were married lat Thursday az the
RESIDENCE al ihe brides parents, by the
Rev. Father Reynolds, Of the Catholic
Church
The Grand Jury convenes on next Tues
Jay and some OF the boys are looking o
leetle out
To.morroT ,GUuJayj bishop Kahn will
administer the rite of Confirmation TO a
large class of young folks at St. Johns
Catholic Church of this place. He will be
assisted in the ceremonies by Father Rey-
nclds, pastor OF St Johns, and Fathera he,
Elligo: and Huber. of Wheeling
The G;aud Lodge OF the knights Of
Ey.hiag, Of this State, will hold their an
nua! meeting here on next Tuesday and
Wednesday, the 18th and 18th, at which
there will be about fifty delegates present
from different parts Of the State On Tues
day night they will be banquetcd at tie
Hudson House by the Local i.oGGa-
Mrs " J Lane {! Oentreville, Iowa,
is visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. r. A. Werick went to West
Brownsville yesterday to visit some
friends
Toll on the Wellsburg aad le.hany
turnpike has been il, Sy the year by the
County n1aId, 10 the great satisfaction Of
the patrons OF the road.
Mr.. A. y. Donovan, prominent Brooke
county farmer, was in the city to-day,
transaCting some business.
Nichols and Mathews, hric- Contractors
OF this place, ha.9 roo the past two or three
weeks rsen building new glass works at
Fustoria. ONO They have it almost COM
pleted, and have contracted for another
large works at the same place, which will
detain them there until the winter season.
Will Broxnlee and George Nichols are as
sisting them.
Judge Melvin, Of Wheeling, was in town
yesterday.
At q meeting of the directors Of the
Wheeling. WelIsburg * State Line Rail-
way held in the Hose house on Saturday
evening, il was decided 10 pay in 30 per
cent Of the stock subscribed. 1t looks as
if the road was 90 a. far as Brooke county
is concerned, as the people aTa sabscrib-
ing YER lIbsis,iy and great interest is
;Taniit sied
Mayor McClelland has been chosen one
cf the mar, halls Of the Steubenyille street
fiir, which position he is capable Of alliDg
with credit to our city and h9poE to him.
self
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
MINES AND MINERS.

The bituminous coal market is firm at
all centers, and is much better shape than
it was.
Pitssburg district mines still remain III
statu qao, and therefore contribute no fresh
news of the trade. 4 rise in the rivers
would he heartily welcomed.
The Schuylkil Coal Exchange has made
the following advances in the price of coal:
Broken, l. cents; egg, % cents; stove and
small stove, 80 cents; and hut, p cents.
+ 3. Trainer, who owns forty acres OF
land three miles west Of Ripley, Ill, has
struck a siN-foOt vein Of coal. BY the time
winter opens mp fairly large number OF
miners will be employed.
The Reading Railroad Company is sold
I'D on its most desirable Goals, aud has
given notice that tine price will be adj
yanced Is cents per ton. This is in antici'
patton of 4 general advance IN anthracite
coal prices on the 18th OF October
The railroads are virtually restricting
output of coal and coke by reason OF their
short supply OF cars. What's the matter
with the railroad managers? Is business
extra big, or are they engaged 10 . sly reg
ulation of he fuel markets?
Coal miners at the JOggins mine, Nova
Scotia, are usually paid by the box or the
cubic yard, and earn from $l.25 to 81 pei
day. At the Spring Hill mines surface
men receive from 81 to 81 y per day. Pit
men are paid 374 cents per box, taking ont
from four to five boxes per day and earn
ing from 81 so 10 81 II.
The miners of Des MOines, Iowa, recent
" held a mass meeting and decided to re-
fuse TO sign the contract OF the operators
binding them to dig coal at Is cents until
May /, 1858. The signing Of such con-
tract would cut them out Of the customary
fall advance The men decided that they
would 20 out rather than acceie to the de-
mands Of the Operat1rs.
#. Wardell, a coal operator at Beaver,
Kansas, is making preparations to con
struct a railroad from Summit, three miles
west Of Macon, to Clifton, Mo. Different
citizens along the proposed new road have
pledged 5000 acres of coal lands TO MI.
Wardeil as an incentive t. build, and he
has bought 1000 acres of coal lands along
or near the proposed route.
In five years the shipment of coal to
Lake Superior has trebled. OF the coal
shipped there during the last fiscal year
not less than 300, 900 tons were Hooking
Valley coal. The Columbus and Hooking
Coal aud Iron Company, On July 10Th,
finished coal dock at Ashland, having
storage capacity for 10000 tons OF coal.
The 100000 tons winter supply for that
dock is now being miued IL the hocking
VALLEY, and before the close OF navigation
will be laid on the dock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

their mill "a hours day with eight hour
turns. Arrangements to enlarge the works
so as to double their capacity have been
made, and the improvements and additional
machinery are expected to be In place be-
fore November l.
The Standard nail and iron mil, at Mid
dleport, W. Va. has just been sold TO
MeSsrs KiCg, Gilbert and Walker, OF Col
umbus, Ohio, and the price paid nov S47,-
900. Before this the same parties sdvanc-
ed some So, 600 making the cost $50, 900.
The mill has been idle for long time, and
it is reported now that il will be started up
at once.
The rolling mill attached 10 the steam
forge at New Albany, Ind is just COM
pleted. The first idea OF the owners IN
building was to make muck bar for axles,
but they have put in train rolls for beams
and angles, and a common bar mill. Every
thing is built on the most improved plan,
aud the beating furnaces will probably use
manufactured gas.
Foreign capitalists have taken an inter
est in the East Birmingham Iron Roofing
and Corrugating Company, at Birmlng-
ham, Ala, and have decided to erect a
rolling mill and reOrganiEe. The new
plant will be a large sheet, bar, plate and
steel rail mill, with capacity OF 80 to 100
tons per day. 1t is expected to have the
rolling mill in operation by January l.
The new puddle and plate.mill ct Fern
dale, Pa owned by the Catasauqua Man
ufacturing Company, is rapidly approach
ing completion, and will very soon be
giving employment to a large number OF
men. The mill is one of the finest In the
country, situated on the banks OF the Le-
high river, high rooted, well ventilated,
furnaces well apart, every thing designed
to turn out large amount OF work with
comfort and convenience.
1merican Manufacturer says: The prOha-
bihtieS are that in few weeks PlttsbuTg
will have new steel plant. On the llth
of October the Board OF Directors OF the
Spliced.rail Joint Co will hold meeting
in their Office to consider proposition TO
increase the capital stock of the company
to $500, 600 from 100000. The company
have been in business long while, and
their patent secures the only continuous
rail in the world. They have, however,
ALWAYS secured their steel from other
firms, never having had plant OF their
own. The matter is yet in embryo, but II
is believed that the entire board IS unit
in favor of sucn & scheme. If they do erect
steel plant it will be as near Pittsburg as
the company can find suitable piece oil
ground.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

been settled by the company retaining
Miles McGrail, the presser, and the Union
allowing the discharge of the other men.
There is universal satisfaction in this city
over the amicable settlement of the
trouble.
Mr.. o. F. Rodehaver will tlke one of his
patent traction engines to The Coshocton
fair to exhibit it
The Buckeye Fishing Club will give a
grand ball in Lafayette Hall On October
2Sth. Prizes will be given to several vino
attend.
John Pennington is laid mp with sore
leg.
Hiss Ida N. Nealle, Of Allegheny, Pa,
and Miss Maggie Elliott, of Steubenville,
are the guests of their sister Mrs. Frank
Ford.
new Gould self-feeder was put on q
small machine at the Laughlin mill yes
terday. 1t is called the baby feeder, and
has no Darrell like the old style.
The Laughlin mill closed down yester-
day for an indefinite period.
Frank Grier, who died on Friday, will
De buried to-day.
Our streets are very dusty Just low.
Brick Pavements and street hoses will obvi-
ate this state Of affairs next year
There will be service in the L. = Church
to-day, with Rev. WIN. Weir in tn pu pit
Walter H. Darrah returned yesterday
frOm pleasant visit with friends in Steu-
benville.
Prot Addison White, and Rev. Johua.
than Underwood, OF Mt. Pleasant, were in
The city yesterday.
The MISS Eggleson moved into their
new Fourth street residence Yesterday
Will NJ. Cattell, of the Exchange Bank,
attended the funeral OF his grandfather,
Mr. Patterson, at Trenton, on Friday. f.
F. McCOmbs had charge of the bank DUR
ing his absence.
F. 7. Coleman was so unfortunate as to
grind his hand badly on an emery wheel
in the filing shop of Joseph Bell 4 Co s
foundry, where he is employed
Mrs J. NJ. Paul has returned from a
visit with friends in CaGiz and Steuben-
vile.
To-day communion service will be held
in the First Presbyterian church.
Mr.. ". R. Ratcliff and wife will return
from the West this week.
Rev J. J. McCarroll, of Mckeesport,
Pa, is in the city. Mr.. McCarroll was
formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of this city.
Mr.. Taylor Tarbert, of Powhattan, Ohio,
is in the city visiting his brother, William
Tarbet.
Mrs. Robert Finney, of Pleasant Ridge,
Is down with typhoid fever.
Mary, six-year-old daughter of J. Nj.
Paul, is laid up with diphtheria.
J. S. Harrison, who has been laid up
with carbuncle on his neck during the
past week, is able TO be- about.
Rev. W. W. Weir, of Washington, Pa ,
in the city visiting friends.
NOTICE-All persons wanting service
pat to their buildings for water, will have
to call at the Office of the Water Works
Trustees and make application for the
work You cannot commence work with
out \ permit.
b J. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
An Eastern Raiah

Had a ruby which lighted his palace at
night. More precious than gems are beau:
tifel teeth, which light up the faue when
displayed by a smile Use S0Z0DONT, and
your teeth will be brilliant As jewels, your
breath as sweet as the roses of Cashmere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
naantrwifhnnt Paint.

What makes my skin 80 dark and muddy!
Nv cheeks were once 80 smooth and ruddy!
l use the best cosmetics made
Is what a lovely maiden said.
That's not the cure, nv charming Miss,
The doctor Said-''remegnbeEthlS
II you your skin would keep from, tainG,
Discard the powder and the paint.
TFha proper thiHg for all such ills
Isihis," remarked the man Of pills;
enrich the bloOd and maze il pprp-
In this You'll ind the only cure"
DIR. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery viii d.
his without fail. II has no equal. AL druggists
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

Reading. Pa, has as many brexeries to
the square foot as any town in the coun
try. So that Bacon was right when (;
said that Reading makes 6 full man.
Drake: Aa9a. ne.
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SPHINX KNOTS.
Any communication for this department should
be addressed TO E R. CHADBoURN, Lewistown, Ne.
No. GA Curious Wor,

Any communication Tor this department shouid
beaddressed 10 E R CHADBoURS, Lewistown, Ne
No. eta Curious Word.
Just like slyly creeping thing,
Hiding its sinuOus length,
That ii may leave its poisoned sting
With unsupported strength.
Just ike the willy one Of old.
Who came 70 Mother Eve,
And nlled her mind with dOubtngs bold,
Before she made him leave.
This word il is 50 like to him
The hatterer and the cheat;
This tasting what il means 10 sin
Is death 10 those who eat
And when the evil work is done,
See, IL deTideS your fate.
And proves you are 4 single one,
And shows in sin You ate.
-
No. Cos An Anasram.
"Crups cdgss" is the name Of one
Who no good deed has ever done;
Reckless, wild, and find of riot,
He meets cage 10 keep him quiet
NELsOSIAS.
-
No. 669 "A Square.
l. A banker. = One who decorates ). 4 kind
Of leather. 4. A canon. ;. Enclosed. q. To
hide. :. Trampled.
-
No. 61O.-Numerical Enigma.
Oh. my s. :, 4. is the yellow gold corn,
That sprinkled with blossoms of blue:
And !, :, 1, is 10 ScODr your floor
And make il Il lily-white hue.
A 3, 1. !, 6, Is The delicate zone,
The gtrdle young maiden wears;
q ~ ~ h.
Has been ours for these long hundred years.
J. A.
-
No. ella Double Letter Enigma.
In 'dyinr hides"-for tanners, these;
In tat ning skins likewise;
In saving valuable recipes:
In dipping into dyes
The total in the Tropics grows-
You may have heard its name '
Much priced rs every tanner knows
BY Overs and the same.
ANIsK LANG.
No. 8.2.-Name the Ani.nR'.
To an Hebrew measure join n Roman weight,
To these add II coin Of France, and an animal OF
South America will appear.
REN.
-
No. 613.-Strange Similarity.
Two lovers in the moonlight walked:
But, on the garden wall,
cat 80 loudly did complain
They could not court al all
Al length, IN Wrali' Auohis rose
To stop the monsters rants;
Alas Across the walk he fell,
And slit his beautiful pants
And rose the fair Belnds's shTieks
. h.4 nT,,ar
AnS eoS Al" rmrSei the hnur
when he vent ont To sTSon,
Tban cat him nm tho Youthful Tom
lie va. RaIfnJsis Erntheri.
~ raugbt ISa car and hv tho tsil
H., -, r. ., - ,,,n,i.r
po,,, oso.,oa,, ~. nj lov,s
And. reader can Won tell me how
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
No. 65O.-Numerical Enigma

NO. % 1O.-Nu1nerlCai EulSnA.
Oh. my 3. :, 4. is the yellow gold corn,
That sprinkled with blossoms of blue:
And /, :, 1, is to scOur your floor
And make il lily-white hue.
A g. 1. !. 6, Is The delicate zone,
The gtr1le young maiden wears;
Great al by the glaiye Of Columbia the brave,
Has been ourS for these long hundred years.
A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

No. ella Double Letter Enigma.
In "dyinP hides'-fOr tanners, these:
In tat ning skins likewise;
In saving valuable" recipes:
In dipping into dyes.
The total in the Tropics gnows-
You may have heard its name
Much priced, rs every tanner knows
BY dyers and the same.
ANISE LANG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
No, 8.2.-Name the Ani.na'.

To an Hebrew measure join Roman weight,
TO these add II coin of France, and an animal OF
South America will appear.
REN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09
No. Cos An Anagram.

"Crdps cdgts' is the name Of one
Who no good deed has ever done;
Reckless, wild, and flnd of riot,
He meets cage 10 keep him quiet
Nj sOSIAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-09

No. 669 "A square.

l. A banker = One who iecoraiCs. } kind
of leather. 1. canon. ). Enclosed. .. TX
hide. = Trampled.
FL EN- DEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
long ISLAND.

Judge Garrcison presiding I'm tho Que0n's County
Court OF Sessions, in Long Island city yestsriar
fenced tks following pri en"rs: Charles GARNER
yicted OF tempting 10 enter the Church OF the lic-
Oliver plstdo eniltv robbuc the poor boxe, IN
-. Marys Catholic Church ~ Hunter, Point, year
in the Kings Consty Penlteniarl John Holly. whs
pleaded guv 10 burglary. ihrr1 In I'm. Sing ;
JON Van Wicker. OF Irnpssal. who convicted II
assAuliing Charles warner. WAS nurl $40.
The Board If Supervisors Of Queens tonnty finished
the annual audit ye-tcpav aud announced l., RACES
Long lslani CIV So Nc "t"n. , 81: Flushing. I.5J
NORTH Hampstead. 1876; Jamaica, l.3I; Oyster Bav
IlG; Hempsis2i. LII
Tho Rev Mr. Locke. who has occhpici the position OF
chaplain OF the Csthd trail School 81 81 ftul, Gardca
cry. tor number Of years, has rcsig ncf lie viii prob
ably lie attach 10 Trinity PARISH. Now York. after the
Nrst o the year
10 preach before tho Uni, srsty OF Cambridge. Eng
the Second SUNDAY after Trinity year. Tho
Bishnr has accepted tho invitation.
jeremiah ONsll. age twenty. emp.Oycd as bartender
by Coroner Obnson. of Long ISLAM city, struck
Manhattan Beach train lAst evening AT Hunters Point
and Killed.
Many pSOplo Kept lOsk-out IN the ponrng rain yes
eriaY 10 get glimpse Of the zons.r rat OF luml~r
which loft Pert loggrs Nova Scti tow OF the steam
Or Miranda and duo at its defamation, Newtswn
Creek. at noon yesterday. IL did not osmr.
Burglars Waited isp L. L.. yesterday Shortly before
3 "A III. the Waterman In Clock brothers store
awakened by nois- as Of the Linn: or window lilo
stole out Ourl' into tie store where he Four
burglars, via turned and lilo followed aud fiji
Ono Of the burglars then hrrd at tho Waterman hut
missed him. They succeeded Ia escaping. Bur glars
alsO visited Bsy-bsre and broke into the railway station
there but got little booty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.

Benedict Erie man. Importers OF china at No. Il Muir.
r.y,t have failed II moot tho obligations and have given
bill OF sale on the TO Charles Frazier OF
Lawrence Frazier Co. bankers and to Charles A. Bsns
dit TO secure overdraffs and discounts
which are said $4,000 aud these parties are
IN possession Of Tho store
Max Grumb.oho dealer dry goods at No loo Second
ave- made an assignment yesterday to Louis werthetmer
giving preference for $500
william H. Grogap liquor dealer at Universty place and
Eeventh tho hands OF tho sheriff. Judgments have
been en- tered against him for 800
Schedule. In the assignment OF Sgmnni Flelsher ana
Samuel A. Sentz posing tho firm OF SEmnni Feisher
& Co TO Ado ph Rosentl snow liabilities Sl9.3SS 50;
nomn. assets S1017t a. and actual assets $S.3"9 OIL
Adoph Raiuzner assigned yesterday TO David Schmidt
giving preferences Tor 81 1888 o.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Not Much TO Invest but Much TO Wnsts-ono single
Dollar Doc, the Business.

Life Il short Time is precious. Therefore We "SN'u
these persons to tell their stories In rev wous, .,
Good cheer in place OF gloom. Strength IN paco VI
nne relish for food In place OF nai SO" anu us
cns, refreshing sleep In place OF restless nights Iheso
hsnoes Kaskine tho new quinnc. performed for me-
Ma been suffering from malariar-Mss r. I. Dyas' 100
North Seventh St, Columbus, OHIO 81.
had been suffering from malaria and dyspepsia iido
tried ouinne end all the OF the remedies w. MISS
Dvas advised me what Kaskno could 40 Tor me- IL
has done me great good already My stomach was weak
water vet Kaskne does disturb 1t. Malarh patents
will understand point Kaskne II the best vitaker
IN the world II Mills disease and then gives nature
chance N make man over agin"-o' NJ WHITE oo'un-
bus, Ohio .,., -. t,o.-
81 wish to express my thanks and gratitude Tor has
kns MY VITO taken with chillS over theo months
ago and has had chill every other day regularly We
mad three physicians OF whom could check the chS
shs had copgestive chill and did not kno" "ha'
10 ao Then tried Kaskine. After week tho chiiis
h.can 10 diminish oro' aid fequ and hnay spp'a
Altogether. All This little dollar. had expended
hundred for nothing."-F q. Hall. 131 GoneSt New
Haven, Conn. 49,. ..
Other letters commencing Kaskne In tho same clear ana
pos,tiye terms will be sent on application
Tho Kaskne Company 81 Warrenst', NOW ioik' anu
AZ Fsrr ngdon Road, London